Roy Keane has let loose at a selfie-hunter who ‘pestered’ him for a photo at an airport while he was minding his own business. Speaking on Stick To Football, brought to you by Sky Bet, Gary Neville questioned Keane about a picture he had seen of him with a member of the public on social media. The post, which was accompanied by a selfie alongside a bemused Keane, said: ‘Spotted Keano in Cork Airport, ranted at me for calling him Mr Keane out loud cos “don’t you think I’m trying to be discreet wearing the f***ing cap” then ended up being two rows in front of me on the flight. ‘If you’re gonna meet Keane, you want the full experience.’The fan had added a laughing emoji at the bottom of his post. When pressed by Neville, Keane replied: ‘So what you want me to do? The guy was a pest. Roy Keane has let loose at a selfie-hunter who ‘pestered’ him for a photo at an airport’What’s funny about it? What am I supposed to do? Do a dance for people? He’s shouting, out loud, my name. ‘You’re like “why are you shouting my name for?” Just come over and be polite. He knew what game he was playing.’Keane added: ‘I don’t think I swore… and then he took a picture of me on the flight!’Steven Gerrard, a popular target for selfie-hunters, then said: ‘If you do that in the Middle East (you’re in) big trouble, big trouble. ‘When I first arrived in Saudi (as manager of Al-Ettifaq), you know when you put your little small bags through the extra layer of security. A guy took a sly picture, and got a week in jail. We need rules like that.’Keane added: ‘Not a week, 10 years in prison. The guy wanted to be seen.’Keane has previously been vocal about autograph and selfie-hunters, describing them as an ‘absolute nuisance’ and claiming they lack respect.He was also involved in a verbal confrontation with an Ipswich fan in November 2024 after he allegedly declined an autograph request during his time as Ipswich manager between 2009 and 2011.